Re: Ada compiler for the IBM PC

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In article <737132018.AA01228@f262.n620.z3.fidonet.org> tp923021@fir.canberra.e
du.au (ben elliston) writes:
>Sounds like I'd prefer Alsys!  At the moment, I prefer to
>run Meridian from batch files - use QEdit or Borland C's
>editor to write the code and a macro to run the compiler on
>the command line and re-open the result file to check for
>compilation errors.  Seems quite good - I hate ACE's editor!
>
>Since when did the End key take the cursor to the bottom of
>the screen?  Since when did text editors scroll when you
>bumped the mouse!?
>
WARNING: Shameless plug follows!

Sounds like you'd like to use EditAda, a Windows-based editor aimed
at Ada developers.  It's a shareware product available via anonymous
ftp from Wash U archive or from the CICA (Indiana) archive.

Shameless plug is now over.  Back to the usual rabble.... :-)

>Cheers, Ben
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